Anyone can file a lawsuit for anything, whether it will be successful is another question. Whether such an eviction is successful depends on the...

Lockouts are not legal in Illinois. To forcibly remove a tenant the landlord must go through the in-court eviction process and have the Sheriff...

Your rights depend on whether your unit is regulated by the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance. The bottom line is that, after...

You file a complaint in court based on the applicable legal theory, probably violation of 5-12-110 of the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant...

No. Wills cannot be changed after death.

Commercial leases are largely unregulated. You need to read the terms of your lease (and you really need a lawyer involved to make sure you don't...

The short answer is that if a parent dies with no spouse, three children, and no estate planning (such as a will), all probate assets will be split...

Anyone can sue anyone for anything. Whether the lawsuit would succeed is a different matter. Though I do not have your lease to review, it is...

This is a criminal matter, not landlord tenant. You need to get a criminal lawyer.

You should consult a tenants' rights lawyer to review your lease, discuss your options and evaluate your risks. Sometimes leases can be broken with...